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Mates, Dates and Chocolate Cheats

By: Cathy Hopkins
Narrated by: Nicky Talacko
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About this listen

 Izzie has always been 'curvy' but since Christmas, she has gained 8 pounds, and nothing seems to fit any more! In an attempt to lose weight, Izzie tries everything: one diet after another, a punishing exercise programme and every bit of conflicting advice everyone can give her. Her constant worrying about her weight causes her to lose her confidence, and she stops appreciating the things in her life that are special - her supportive friends, the fact that she has been selected for a TV teen panel and a cute boy at the TV studio who seems to appreciate her just the way she is.©2004 Cathy Hopkins. First published in Great Britain in by Piccadilly Press Ltd (P)2009 Bolinda Publishing Arts & Entertainment Depression & Mental Health Difficult Situations Emotions & Feelings Growing Up Literature & Fiction Self Esteem & Self Image Fiction Comedy Adventure

Editor reviews

Mates, Dates, & Chocolate Cheats is a young adult audiobook for teenage girls, and is part of English author Cathy Hopkins' wildly popular Mates, Dates series.

In this installment, narrated with youthful verve by Nicky Talacko, our teen heroine, Izzie, struggles with her body image and self-esteem. She’s convinced she’s fat, even though her sensible girlfriends tell her otherwise, and she begins unhealthy measures to lose her phantom "excess weight".

During this crisis, Izzie also falls in love with a cute guy who’s gay. So that’s never fun for anybody involved.

Critic reviews

"Cathy Hopkins explores, wittily and sensitively, issues that confront most teenagers." (Publishing News)
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